KRKO's Morning Mouth chats with Tom after his election to the Snohomish County Sports Hall of Fame.

Tim & Scott reminisce about northwest broadcasting legend,  Charlie Brown, who passed away this week. 

You think 2020 has been a wild ride for you? You won't believe what happened to funny guy Frank King.  Find him at thementalhealthcomedian.com

Imagine switching jobs, becoming the spokesperson for a grocery store and a pandemic breaks out. KRKO's Morning Mouth Tim Hunter talks with Tiffany Sanders, who gives us tips on modern-day grocery shopping and something new coming to QFC.

Tim checks in with his friend who is dealing with a triple dose of the coronavirus' impact. She owns and AirBnB, a restaurant and a catering company. You're going to love her attitude.

So, if your job required you to fly over to the middle of Coronavirus Country, would you go?  Mark is over by Viet Nam on a cruise ship that holds 800 people, but has only 130 or so passengers. And we chatted with him!

Was so excited to see that a friend of mine nabbed the job! Just had to welcome her.

Jim and Tim ignore their cold symptoms and talk about the Yardbirds upcoming show at the Historic Everett Theater. Tickets still available, last I heard.  https://www.yourhistoriceveretttheatre.org/box-office/ticket-window/the-yardbirds-with-arny-bailey-s-fm69-feat-doug-heath-of-paul-revere-and-the-raiders 

Bonnie fills us in on that patriotic demonstration that broke out on the streets of Everett this week, in honor of long-time downtown fixture, "Sam."

The morning after that novel coronavirus was detected in Everett--its first appearance in the U.S.---Cheri Russum from Providence Hospital got on the phone to give us a status report.